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Tho Terrible Rs-ait OF th. U-~ of the rnsid-
ious Drug--A Doctor Dying Th.rcfrom.


ieas Drug-A Doctor Dying rh.rcfrom.
ERiE, PA, Jan. lo,-Dr. Charlie. n, Moore,
OF Springfield. hamlet i'm Eric County,
lies dying 10 night from tho effects Of tho
new drug, cocaine. Tho circumstance
arc most distressing, and tho doctors con
dition In tho subIec, of much discussion
among tho medical fraternity. tn.
doctor, man of forty-nvc aud Of
twenty years practice applied tho
drug hypodcrmicaliy u allay tho
pain produced by piles, IIc began II about
year since, aud with the desired ~.
suits. In May he was stricken In pecu.
liar manner, and lay ia n conpptoso condi-
tion while on a trip Fast Al this tims
tho hallucinaiions peculiar % the effects
escribcd by tho uso OF cocaino appeared
In his case. From that on and until "A
week ago the spclls occurred fOrtnightiy,
and were characterized by tho most
distressing montal torture. Eminent med.
ical skill was summoned, aud. whila thrrn
was difference Of opinion. the majority
believe that the doctors malady results
from tho cumulative effects of the insid.
ious poison. The doctor had continued 90
serve his patients between his spnlls until
early last week, when prolonged porlod Of
suffering left him Ia state of imbecilty,
and during his rawlings and battling of i'm.
aginary assaults hc contracted severe
cold, and pneumonia set in. \ feature %
his mental disorder was 20 fx upon an
hour OF today for his dissolution, and 40
strong was that vagRry that his phyaioian
placed him under the influence OF narcotic.
aud Is using every means 20 tide him over
tho day
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6EaLrS, Jan. it.--The fate OF tho army
bill was settled to-day by tho Rcichstag
adversely To tho Government, and action
was Immediately taken TO dissolve tho
Chamber. On tho roassombling OF tho
Rcischstag, Herr Won Staurcnbcrg's
amendment limiting the duration OF tho
bill to three years was voted upon, aud tho
amcndmcntw was carried, tho vote being is6
to l5i Tho Conservatives, Impcriaiists
and National Liberals voted with the mi.
noriiy. Tho Socialists and most OF tho
Aisatian members abstaincd from voting
Prince Bismarck Immediately read an
Imperial message, dissolving tho Reischs.
tag.
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Can Spies Obtain a Licen,s1

CuIcAoo, Jan. I6.-"I will not grant ths
marriage license 20 Miss Van Zsndi 20
marry Spies" said Eugene Secgsr. tho
marriage license clerk, '.The fact ~ ono Of
tho parties being convicted Of a felony Is
declared by statue 20 be sufficient
ground for divorce" Mr. seoger
went on 20 explain; "and think
II certainly should bar a marriage. Here
Is man with his head in n halter do
not think he may lawfully contract and be
Joined Ia marriage However, precedents
are very rare, and court might compel
me 10 grant the license, but until quo war
ranto proceedings are instituted I viii
hold my Rround. %
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A HoRRrnLE pEArH.

Pour Tramp. narp.d ." Death In = rrsixhs
Car AZ rAdussh. ~.
ioufsrIg-Lg. Jan. i7.-At ? siSa m TO-DAY,
as freight train loaded with co.s0n aas
pulling into Padpcsh, Ky. one % fho
ears was discovered - - on FIRE I.
had been taken on locked ~ Nenphis
Tho engine bAckcd the train cato !.
side track aud The crew sniieavored %
eHtinguish ths flames All they sue
cccded I'm doing. however, was 90 prevent
the hre from spreading "a The other ears.
While removing 'hS debris 81 tha burued
car four dead bodies charrea beyunt
recognition. we're discgVerast They ars
supposed 20 b. TIE notiiss - tranps,
whether white or black is a impossible ~
say The car wss locked ~ Memrhis b1t
the men must have eusered 70 tssrir horn.
be fate Through q wiufow la iae sEf.
which could have ben opeues from shs
outside
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wAsHrSoroS, Jan. t5.--Thc Secretary u
the Navy received Telegram 20 day from
Commander u. +. Day, announcing the ar
rival OF tho Mohican at Valparaiso, aud
stating that he was successful la securing
n prehistoric stone image from Easter lsl.
and for tho Smithsonian Institute. A
German vessel secured ono Of these image.
n couple OF years ago. The Smithsonian
authorities were dc.irous OF obtaining, aud
requested the Secretary OF the Navy 10 d.
rect navy vessel 20 make tho effort In their
behalf, when convenient. The commander
of tho Mohican was ordered a year ago 90
stop al Easter Island and 20 secure one,
" possible
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Great Florida colonization sob.m..

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. H.-Segotia-
tions were completed here yesterday By
which Dutch syndicate OF bankers Ina
Amsterdam, Holland, acquired from tho
Florida Land and Mortgage Company, iim-
tied, vast body Of timber land In West
Florida The purchase embraces a solid
area Of nearly 900 square miles heavily
tmbcred This is the largest single
Transaction made In the State since tho
great Disston sale in 1881. The syndicate
purpose 70 form great Land and Coloni.
zauou Company, building railroad
into the purchase and colonizing from
Holland.
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kSatIonal Association Of Builders.

BosroN, Jan. 18.-The Master Builders
Convention completed arrangements yos-
terday 10 form National Builders Asso-
citation. A convention for that purpose
viii be held in Chicago March % next. Tho
Boston Builders Association enjoyed n
dinner at tho Revere House last night
President Whitcomb presided, and among
the guests were delegates representing
associations In New York, Philadelphia,
Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Paul
Washington, Baltimore and other largo
cities
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hanned nn insane nan

NomsrowS, Pa, Jan. i5.--The bi Aiu %
John NJ. Wilson, who was hanged on
Thursday Tor the murder % Anthony
Dcaley, was examined yesterday az tho
Insane Hospital by DR. X w. Chase. az
sisted by several local physicians and WA
found 10 BE- abnormally developed in parts
and atrophied Ia others, caused BY water
on the brain. microscopic examination
viii be made. Physicians believe Wilson
was not Of sound mind
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August spies, Condemned Anarchist, 10 be |
Married To- an rI.Ire-s.

Married To- an nsirc~s.
CHICAGO, Jan. Ia Miss Nina Clarke Van
Zandt, of this city, will on next Tuesday be-
married 90 August Spies, the cx-cditor OF
tho Artriter ZoifsfR, now under sentence Of
death for completely In tho HaymarlSot
conspiracy and bomb-throwinR. Miss
Van zandt Is tho only child of Mr.. James
X. Van Zandt, chemist In large manu-.
featuring establishment hero, and rcsid-
ing In handsome house In one OF tho
most attractive portions Of the city. Tho
fact OF the wedding was confirmed tonight
by both Srics and the father OF tho lady
Mr.. Van Zandt mentioned incidentally that
his daughter ~ the hcircss Of an aunt ia
Pittsburgh, whose estate aggregates In
valuo between 100000 and $4,000.
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clnYeflus EHacnlad.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA 4--Cluverius, mo
murderer of Lillian Madison, was executed
az 30 he died protesting his Innocence.
~ l2aD p. m. Mr. Beycry Crimp
returned 20 the jail from his last visit 70 tho
Governor and announced that the Governor
fuses 10 interfere. Speaking through
Dr. Hatcbin, his minister, Cluverius said
that In this moment u death, nearing tho
grave he bad no nl will towards any man
on earth. lie died BY strangulation.
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FIVE SISTERS INSANE
The FsEeass@bts Dess iopulsns Feglows q
Marriage 90 Oas - Them.

The ReF.arSH,ls D~ss ispulsns Fogtows shs
Marriage of Doe - Them.
GEaTr0x. vs. Va, Jan fr-A ssd oas-
break N insanity - reported frpna Wh.ss
Day, this cpuaty WssbinEiou Lake ass crs
grown daughters Two weeks sg5 Tst.tfsA
go married. and IN goarF roaale ~ fhs
nei ghboTh0od- inciadisE her faar sisters.
celebrated tbe event by dsnsleT 40 niEhs
and nearly 30 TIE norf dsy on sts eVea-
ing - fte sec7at asy Marrh1 r1f ofsts sls-
fsrs. ifst her reseor. Ant Developed .1to
raviug usnisr. 4nd fogF days lsfeF ses
bride wrrt stark mad sure ttrl -
thrce other sisters have exs.bl'ef egt-
deaoes ~ insanity. aad sas Eorss -
feared
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Roasted Motion

AusrIs, Tx, Jan. rs -- Yesterdays
sparks from an engine set FIRE % pratt
ries twenty fve miles north Of Austin.
There has been three months drought.
Tho grass Is dry 81 tindsr and flames
spread like lightning before a stin wind,
burning 5000 acres A flock Of ZOO sheep
was caught in mo flames and all were
burned. Five hundred are already dead
and The balance dying.
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Colonel Gilde, He,,d r,on

NEw YoHK, Jan. iG-Coionei w.R. Gn.
der, who IL travelling toward che North
Polo by the land route. through British
America, informs the Hyraid, by message
from York Factory, Hudson hay. under
date of December ~. that be would =. De-.
tanned there until after Christmas, owing
80 the refusal ~ the Indian guides 70 start
on journey before they had pariaken q
the Christmas communion. he expects 20
reach Hepuise Bay and fall la with tho
Esquimnux.
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Iudne Iufnle Beats MnnnnaId

fSDiANAPoLrs, IsD., Jan. 13-Tbe Demo
Gratis caucussed for Senator tonight.
Judge Turpie was named after five ballots.
One knight OF Labor refused 20 be pres
ent. Mcdonald was withdrawn after two
ballots. Judge Turpie is al present United
states District Attorney. He was In tho
Senate ono month about 1850. and has
always been prominent in Indiana politics.
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Fiendish Act of Reven1e-

PORTLAND ORE., Jan. IA North
Yakima, Washington Territory, special
says A Chinaman at work on the North
ern Pacific construction az Chollum, hav-
ing had a quarrel with two OF his country
men, placed a giant powder cartridge be-
tween them while they were asleep. and,
lighting the fuse, went 20 place of safety.
The explosion blew out the entire side OF
one of the Cinnamon, while the other was
so badly mutilatcd that he can not recover.
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Enfy, Pa, Jan. % T.owviile. shls equn-
~ bad q melancholy ssiclde this after
noon KIRK Howard a young grocerv
merchant. who was suffering from typhoid
fever, while iu q deiirium escaped from his
nurse, aud, jumping through q windosq.
ran % Frenoe Greek. where he drosTaed
himself
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H0etSsviftr. Ca Jan IA parsy q
nasEea risa took . cciered r-iscreF f-nrs
Constable MoDsrer. assartisF rTertrz.
near NrceuF.i.s. and after F.TIaE alr
trial scufennai h.m ie teata a. eae ga
h.rs p q tFer who're "a hafv s hsnrs.
vith a warning ats4raes Tor pasee-s- -
Dos fodistgFa Ne hedy Frsv 80 r-.s-
oner aitarxe.i fte Fulrr 1ar rtssr u Cel.
0nei Brooks en ~ erHres resd. sas ss.i IS
ite Epprn.fa 70 siTanrtrs
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MfLwsuErE. Wls-. Jan. t4.--This morning
Rev. John Patterson, pastor o. PrcslT.
terian Church az Cambridge. Wis, cue biz
throat with q razor while standing .1 front
Of the Public Library building, on Graud
avouuc, and now hes in a precarious Condi-
tom at St Hary's Hospital, Ho was suffer
ing from mental alteration. tho result % a
..Eorn slnaLrnsa laaL .ammrr.
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schooner sIorn up b, pona.,

SAS FRASCfscO. Jan is a scho0ner with
n cargo of hundred thousand pounds II
powder was driven ashore near the Ci.n
House. After she had bcen abandon.,l.
the powder was exploded ~ thc ship beat
ing against The rocks Tho iifc.saging sn.I
signal stations were demolished and tbs
Chn House wrecked Several % the ufc-
saving crew were seriously hurt but aouo
were killed
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For successor 10 John A. looan.

SPRINeTiELD, Ill, Jan. BIN the Joint
Republican caucus 20 choose successor 20
General John a. Logan, Charles Is. Farwell
was nominated on the second ballot. Tho
Democrats held their caucus az half-past
seven this evening, and nominated VIII
liam r. Morrison as the opponent Of Mr.
Farweli.
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po,,nasisr, Sss, ss,, cs-s..,.,io.

WtsnisoroS, Jan. ia cemnltier 4
western postmasters vii to-marrOH pro-
sent % the huasc Coru rrsffer oa P0ss-anr eea
. ionR memorial urging increased con. rsa.
ters throughout the calntrF. The u.ernor.a al
presents very fureihiy q statement ~ tfa
grievances of poet masters cf these rfa.i..s.
gruwing out of nad-laa.e .rmurnsat a.
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nealh Warrant sinnnd

HAEmsUrRo, Pa, Jan. i8-The death
warrant OF William Josiah McKeeu, con-
vicied Of wife murder, now confined in
jail az Mimintown, Juniata County, was
signed by Governor PattisOn to-day. March
~ Is the day fixed for the execution.
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Crushed by a EaIIlnn Wall

DETROIT, Jan. 13-while worlkmen wora
pulling down the ruins OF n burned build
ing this afternoon about twenty feet Of the
wall fell on two boys and IA man. Tho lat
ter was badly crushed by tho falling
bricks. The boys were 80 badly injured
that they were taken out for dead. They
have revived, but their recovery Is doubt
full
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MAsHlSeFus. aar. 81 r11 ~errtfsrF 90
she Treasury to-day transle SEES e. g.-
rress estimates far traritn. - .n t1r ar.
proPriati5ss frT ths usaaisnas.cs cf tia
0overumesf fer thc fsoal ycsr Is,7 ara
prior years. aEErcEstlaE s1s5eas6
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Arctic eYeesi,io,

WAsHfS0rov, Jan. i3-It is said that
Lieutenant WIN n. Emory. who has
recently been assigned % command ths
United States steamship Tnetis, aud or
dered 20 Alaskan waters. will make an
Arctic expedition In that vessel, and will
attempt % reach the North Pols via Bohr-
iugs Strait
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WtsHfgeruN, Jan. l1-Gruersi W a.
Hareu, Ch.ef signal OGlcer rltei states
Army died at WashinFioa n G.at-t.1
coma at o'ciorx tais evening" fs s1rrrtl
from diabetes for soua years bst 90 ate
has Improved iu hraifh ara strraxth aul
hopes were entertained ~ his rrr7ssry.
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h,au pamaaes Anardad.

DgrRoIr. Jan. l8.-Engineer John 3.
Howett, who was injured in April, 1883. ia
a wreck on the Flint and Pere Marquette
road near Past Saginaw, Mich, was
awarded Fs2,OpO by jury. The verdict
was rendered Wednesday night.
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Rows, Jan. 4.--Cardinai Ferrierl is deed.
Hc was born in Fano, Italy, September a.
1910, and was made Cardinal March Ia
1913. Cardinal Jac0hui, who recently uu-
derwent a surgical operation has had q
serious relapse.
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NfCHofssyILLr. KF.. Jsn. id-Aiss Eu-
ma p. Horne, who bal been confined 90
her room Tor months, accidentally fell frcra
her bcd yesterday evening and died short
ly afterward. She was slowly dying q
consumption. The accident hasteuc,i no
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A Murderer TANNED.

NoHRfsrowg, Pa, Jan. is--John N Wilson
was hanged in the iaii-yard here At -
O'Clock this afternoon for tho murder Of
Anthony " Doaly. The crims for which
Wilson was executed was q most horrible
bufeherv
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DErHor MicH., Jan. l2.-This afternoon
i've prisoners. Thos. Howard sud Edward
Dove, confined Tor burglary; Geo. Rich
ardson, John O'Brien and Chas. snowden,
confined for larceny, escaped from tho
County Jail
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Wtsafveros. q. g. Jan if ssn0r Cars
a. in receip; q q eabIcrrsm from ths ChIsa
Secretary o. STATE, annoureinE "a fart
That choiera has made ifs appearau.e .n
Calii.whers BE- ls raging win great vieIenca
Ln Lla dLslrlrt of l.nrarna
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rslague, sta cmsslso

TAYfoRvnLx, Itf.-, Jan. fd-Jamcs No
iohon and wife were killed by wild en-.
glne on the Wabash, 81 Louis and Pscihc
railroad yesterday. They were coming 20
this city in a sloigh
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EeII AaaIn,l ! san b KoIlon.

PnTsnUson, Jan. i8-wm. J. McCurdy,
employed in The saw-min % Robert No
Kec, 10 Blackiown, Pa. fell ou q saw IA
motion and received fatal injuries Ho
was badly cut up.
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FounSs,sd Al sss


NEW YoHs, Jan. is.-Tho Monarch Linz
steamer Celtic Monarch, from Cardin -
Philadelphia, was abandoned AZ SEA on ths
~ inst She carried no passengers au6
her CT w was saved
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prohIbIIIon AnsnansnI b b voI.a on.

LsssSo, Mfcn., DAN IA The House
shortly before noon to-day passed Tho reso-
lntiou submitting the Prohibition ameUd-
nisnt to Che constitution to the people ~
zoe State
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cHfCsoo, Jan. I4 iawroacs Krag, E1s-
pecfed Of having poisoned his step daugb-
Ger 20 obtain Afe insurance, has buried
three wives within two years, all OF whom
died mgaterlouaIv.
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ssfrN, or, Jan. lf--An Old house 90
clpled ~ Chinese as "a lodging-housa
burned tlis morning. aud three Ch.usmea
who could not escape we're burned 81 death.
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In the library Of Gould. the Port
land (Me.) defaulter, which was sold at
auction a few days ago, was found a
well-thumbed volume called prison
life and Reelection"
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LoNnuS. Jan H. heavyr sn0w storms
prevail aver iho western portion Of SCOT
suspended
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KASsAs CfrY, Jan. l8.-Jonuis Hedrick,
convicted Of murder as access0ry after the
fact, was sentenced .day % thras months
imprisonment and 800 ene
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DEAN Of eeofaia's Chlei. .Ja,ijee

ArfkvrA, Jan. i8.-flon. James Jackson,
Chief-Justico Of Georgia, died % aO'clock
tonight. aged e.
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DEFEATED.
Won MoltlSo and Bismarck Plead
In Vain.

Tho German RcichutsE Refuse. 10 ra.s the
Seventeen Year Army niii. and i- at once
Dissolved.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

yestigation the committee reported to
eNonerate Mr.. Waterbury as follows:
We, the undersigned appointed COM
mittee by ,]erauld Co. Alliance. to in
vestigate the charges against L. S. Wa
terbury for non-fulfllment Of Irvine
contract with said Alliance, find that
the said E. S. Waterbury used due dill
gence in trying to obtain the Irvine;
that he had his contract made with
Aultman, Miller e. Co. for The same;
that the said Aultman, Miller Il Co.
acknowledge the said contract, and
give as reason for noncompliance that
they were unable to get their orders
filled from the mandatory. From all
the evidence presented, we fully ex-
onerate Mr.. Waterbury from all blame
for his not filling said contract.
Washington Springs, Sept Sd, 1887.
WESLEY BRowNELL,
VIM. HAWTHORNE, Com.
Don Z. NEEDHAM,
0. J. MARSHALL, Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
MARRIED..

] AT the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Bateman, Wednesday, Sept. 9TH, 1887
Miss Mary Ford Of Oconto, Wis, to Mr.
M. A.McCune, of Washington Springs
Rev. j. W. 2. Jordan officiating
/ At three o'clock, Wednesday after.
noon, had "ye editor gaEed at the shin,
ing faces Of Mr.. .N1cCune and his young
wife. "Ye" had been reminded OF the
land flowing with milk and honey, and
also a table grcaning meath the weight
OF "cake, tongue, ETC."
Among the guests assembled were
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, M. and Mrs
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smart, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Bateman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Bate
man, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Russ, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. L. Define, Miss Eva Haw-
thorne, Miss Jennie Bateman, Mr.. G. S.
Heath and Mr.. AL. Sturgess.
The presents were very nice, consist.
ting chiefly of silverware, dishes, books,
linen, and a fine hanging lamp.
: The bride was faultlessly attirea in a
gown Of blue silk. and the groom in
black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 8ateman acted as
groomsman and bridesmaid.
" May Joy and prosperity attend Mr..
end Mrs. McCuno through all the Jour
hey Of Life.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09
THE SEMINARY.

The trustees of the seminary met last
week at the Springs, and located the
campus and rounds for school build
ings. They also let the contract for the
first building. ii : 5ssem s.75 q which is
to be built this fa4l and Fitted for OPEN
ing q school tho 9Th Of November. The
building is to lie 20 BY co 2acS and il
feec high, with al Edition in the rear,
1924. The grounds selected for the
building and campus, lie between Mr..
Smart's and Mr.. Loomis', at the foot Of
the hills. The wall of tno basement is
to Be two and ore hall feet at the bot
tom an;. two feet at the top The COZ
tract is let to Mr.. VIM. Bremnar, who
is to have the atone work done IN five
week.. 1T is decided to have & term OF
sixteca weeks this fall and winter, be-
ginning with the 9th of November and
closing the. end Of March, with vaca-
ton during holidays.
the tuition for the term is to be for
common English, $500; intermediate
studies, $500; for higher branches,
language, &C., $500; incidentals, sl.oo.
Tuition and incidentals are payable in
advance.
Board can probably be arranged for
in clubs for about $500 per week. In
order to know what preparations must
be made, as closely as possible, all stud
ents wishing to attend, will address the
school board Immediately, in care of p.
o. Box 100, Washington Springs, d. T.
State what arrangements you want
to make and what studies you wish to
pursue
BY ORDER of SCHOOL BOARD.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

if they had complied with Their oaths
and the law, no doubt, have prevented
the greater portion Of this public ca
laalzty. No one can see an. way out
of it, except in change of almlnistra-
tion. The best men must be brought
forward and elected by the people in
spite of money, whisky, bargains,
threats or promises. 1t is only a few
weeks until election when either the
chain that now binds will be broken,
or our letters riveted more. tightly
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-09-09

die, president Dakota conference, Rev.
Baldrige, travelling evangelist, and Rev.
Albert, OF fletcher, will be in attend
ance, and conduct the services.
The meetings are to be held in large
tabernacle, and general invitation is
is extended to ali.
BY order of the Church,
J. c. MILLER, clerk.